# Imprint cutter, blade thickness not used

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**Created:** [November 10, 2021, 12:20pm UTC](https://community.cookiecad.com/t/imprint-cutter-blade-thickness-not-used/462 "2021-11-10T12:20:42Z")\
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Yes - you can use thicken interior and put a positive or negative number (to reduce thickness) to adjust it. You can get it to work that way with a little trial and error. The reason the blade thickness doesn’t apply to the inside is that the standard imprint is meant to make a stamp and not a blade, so it will use the thickness of the line (or other shape) you upload.

However, there is an easy solution: a better way to make a cutout cutter where both blades will use the “blade thickness”. You just need to fill in the image and use edges only - See here: [How to create a 3d printed doughnut cutter with center cut out using Cookiecad](http://community.cookiecad.com/t/how-to-create-a-3d-printed-doughnut-cutter-with-center-cut-out-using-cookiecad/88)

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